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Despite howling wind, more than 150 people gathered at Utah State University as advocates shone flashlights in a rainbow pattern on Old Main to support LGBTQ+ students at BYU. âThis is in response to the rainbow Y that was put up, and weâre just trying to send our signal back down there,â said Cameron Moellendorf, LGBTQ+ intern for USUâs Inclusion Center. The event, organized by the USU Queer Student Alliance, was in response to BYU students hiking up to the hillside Y above Provo and using multicolored flashlights to shine a rainbow pattern on it. The BYU demonstration was done anonymously and gained widespread attention online, with many people interpreting it as criticism of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which owns BYU, and many sharing it as a show of support for BYU students. âWe were just wanting to do a little QSA activity to show our support for our BYU family down there, and it turned into this, which is incredible,â Moellendo